Our Origin and God
Early Genesis Reexamined
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Many people have a problem reconciling the differences found in the first chapters of Genesis of the Christian Bible with the definitive scientific proof of the origin of Life and Evolution. This book explains that there is not a conflict but a beautiful melding of the Biblical Genesis Creation and the scientifically supported Theory of Evolution. Instead of a conflict, this book explains how both Genesis and Evolution compliment each other in a beautiful manner and shows the Greatness of God, who created the Universe, the Earth, and Mankind. Wallace J. (Jack) Savoy grew up in DeQuincy, Louisi...
Many people have a problem reconciling the differences found in the first chapters of Genesis of the Christian Bible with the definitive scientific proof of the origin of Life and Evolution. This book explains that there is not a conflict but a beautiful melding of the Biblical Genesis Creation and the scientifically supported Theory of Evolution. Instead of a conflict, this book explains how both Genesis and Evolution compliment each other in a beautiful manner and shows the Greatness of God, who created the Universe, the Earth, and Mankind. Wallace J. (Jack) Savoy grew up in DeQuincy, Louisiana and attended McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana, earning a BS degree in Zoology, then entered active duty with the US Army as a second lieutenant in field artillery. He married Barbara Ann, and went on to make the Army a career, serving in Vietnam (1967-68), retiring in 1986 as a lieutenant colonel. While in the Army, he earned a Master of Military Arts and Science (1978) at the US Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Prior to retirement, he earned a second Masters Degree in Information Systems from Central Texas University (1986) He retired from the Army in 1986 and began a second career at the Veterans Administration Austin Automation Center (AAC.) He retired from the AAC in 2003 and continued his informal readings in historical geology.
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